The conference is organized by the University of Bergamo, the journal Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa and the publisher il Mulino.
The conference is an opportunity for meeting, discussion and debate for several generations of researchers in the social sciences using an ethnographic approach to the study of social phenomena. Researchers from across the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, political sciences, arts & humanities, education, social work, geography, cultural studies, gender studies are invited to present their research aims, results and findings. All other disciplines where ethnography enhances public understanding of the way groups and individuals interact and live are welcome as well.
We share a broad view of ethnographic research, intended to study and research the processes, implications, and meanings of social life and culture in groups, organizations, institutions across diverse social spaces and settings. Contributions can be based on a variety of qualitative methods, including but not limited to participant observation, in-depth interviews, focus group, autoethnography, visual ethnography, and other forms of qualitative research and allied techniques.
Provisional Detailed Programme
Provisional General Programme with listed Parallel Sessions
– Sant’Agostino University building, Piazzale Sant’Agostino, 2 (U5 on the map);
– Pignolo University building, Via Pignolo, 123 (U2 on the map).